Lenovo‘s Asia Pacific business (excluding China) delivered record-high revenue of US$16 billion in FY25/26, representing 23% year-on-year growth and making it the fastest-growing geography within the global Lenovo Group.

Growth across the region was driven by four core pillars: hybrid AI solutions, strong infrastructure business performance, sustained PC market leadership, and accelerating Motorola growth across key Asia Pacific markets. The results reflect a broader shift in enterprise technology spending toward AI-integrated hardware and services.

Asia Pacific as Lenovo’s Growth Engine

The Asia Pacific region’s performance stands out within Lenovo’s global portfolio as the company navigates rising demand for AI-capable devices and infrastructure. Lenovo has been positioning its product lines from AI PCs to hybrid cloud and edge computing to capture enterprise refresh cycles driven by AI workloads.

The FY25/26 results confirm that the region’s enterprise and commercial segments are absorbing this transition at a pace ahead of other geographies. Motorola’s growth across Asia Pacific also adds a consumer dimension to what has been a primarily enterprise-led story for Lenovo in the region.

AI Hardware Refresh Cycle Drives Infrastructure Business

Lenovo’s infrastructure services business, which covers servers, storage and AI-optimised compute, has been a key beneficiary of data centre modernisation and AI deployment demands across APAC enterprises. The strong infrastructure performance aligns with broader trends showing accelerated capital expenditure on AI-ready compute across Singapore, Australia, Japan and India.

Lenovo did not disclose country-level breakdowns for Asia Pacific in the press release, but the group said it remains committed to expanding its AI solutions portfolio and deepening enterprise partnerships across the region.